add Teams (#25)

HES-SO/OneDrive.md

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     ``` bash
     sh -c "onedrive --monitor"
     ```
-   
+

HES-SO/README.md

@@ -2,4 +2,5 @@
 Working environment at HES-SO
 </h1></header>
 
-- [OneDrive - Linux](HES-SO/OneDrive.md)
+- [OneDrive - Linux](HES-SO/OneDrive.md)
+- [Teams](HES-SO/Teams.md)

HES-SO/Teams.md

@@ -0,0 +1,79 @@
+<header><h1>
+Teams - Linux
+</h1></header>
+
+It's possible to have Microsoft Teams on Linux and to mount teams folder.
+
+----------
+
+# Install Microsoft Teams on Linux
+
+<details>
+<summary>Install Snap</summary>
+
+``` bash
+sudo apt update
+sudo apt install snapd
+```
+</details>
+
+``` bash
+sudo snap install teams-for-linux
+```
+
+# Mount Teams folder
+The various software for backing up One Drive require a "Drive ID" for copying documents.
+For the personal drive of the account this is done automatically but when you want the ID of a Teams group,
+you need the address of the Sharepoint drive. Here's how to get it.
+
+## Find drive ID
+
+1. Open the [Microsoft Graph](https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/graph-explorer) site and go to Graph Explorer
+2. Sign in with your Microsoft account and make sure the tenant is HESSO
+3. Insert the command: `https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/sites?search={Name_of_your_team}` then execute it. The text to the right of the symbol = acts as a search engine.
+   Here we want all sites related to FS. <br>
+   ![microsoft_graph-search_bar.png](medias/microsoft_graph-search_bar.png) <br>
+   ![microsoft_graph-result_research.png](medias/microsoft_graph-result_research.png) 
+4. Retrieve the site identification (id).
+   We also check that the site name is correct, here the first one is "ProjetFS" which is indeed the name of the Sharepoint. <br>
+   Here the site id is: "hessoit.sharepoint.com,65c4ef54-f1dd-40f2-af2d-6831f7157a0c,9f964f78-7045-481f-8f08-bb22d56de14e"
+5. Now taper the command: `https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/sites/{site-id}/drive` by replacing `{site-id}` with the result obtained previously. <br>
+   ![microsoft_graph-search_site_id.png](medias/microsoft_graph-search_site_id.png) <br>
+   ![microsoft_graph-result_id.png](medias/microsoft_graph-result_id.png)
+6. Retrieve the drive identification (id). <BR>
+   Here the drive id is: "b!VO_EZd3x8kCvLWgx9xV6DHhPlp9FcB9Ijwi7ItVt4U66KjVZebmAQZO2GymljnCS"
+
+## Mount Teams folder with rClone
+
+<details>
+<summary>Install rClone</summary>
+
+``` bash
+sudo apt update
+sudo apt install rclone
+```
+</details>
+
+1. Configure rClone:
+   ``` bash
+   rclone config
+   ```
+2. Follow the instructions to configure rClone
+   1. It's a "OneDrive" configuration
+   2. Leve blank the "client_id" and "client_secret"
+   3. It's on Microsoft Cloud Global
+   4. Choose "Type in driveID"
+3. Create a directory to mount the Teams:
+   ``` bash
+   mkdir ~/Teams/{Team_name}
+   ```
+4. Mount Teams folder:
+   ``` bash
+    rclone --vfs-cache-mode writes mount {team_name}: ~/Teams/{Team_name}
+    ```
+5. Automount Teams folder on Startup <br>
+6. On `Startup Applications` add a new entry with the following command:
+   ``` bash
+   sh -c "rclone --vfs-cache-mode writes mount {team_name}: ~/Teams/{Team_name}"
+   ```
+   

README.md

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 Here some note about the working environment at HES-SO
 
 - [OneDrive - Linux](/HES-SO/OneDrive.md)
+- [Teams - Linux](/HES-SO/Teams.md)

_navbar.md

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   * [nRF](/Embed/nRF/)
 * [HES-SO](/HES-SO/)
   * [OneDrive - Linux](/HES-SO/OneDrive.md)
+  * [Teams - Linux](/HES-SO/Teams.md)